Dr Karen Li, Clinical Psychologist

Dr Karen Li, Clinical Psychologist Clinical Psychologist Dr H. Karen Li delivers services to adolescents and families. Supervision is also available.

21/10/2025
20/10/2025

Brisbane City – Years 11 & 12: Small classes and real support.

At the annual FND symposium today.
16/10/2025

At the annual FND symposium today.

15/10/2025

I'm a psychologist who studies couples: People in the happiest relationships talk about 5 things every day—that most neglect. Find the link in the comments. ⬇️

14/10/2025

🌿✈️ Sweden — the first country in the world where doctors can prescribe travel to improve your health.

Yes, you read that right. In Sweden, doctors can now do something truly unique — prescribe a trip as part of your treatment.

Through an initiative called “The Swedish Prescription,” launched by the country’s national tourism board, physicians are encouraged to recommend getaways into nature to help patients reduce stress, boost their mood, and reconnect with themselves.

Unveiled in 2024, the project is built around a simple but powerful idea: rest heals too.

Instead of focusing only on medicine, this campaign highlights how walking through forests, breathing fresh air, or listening to the waves of the Baltic Sea can work wonders for both body and mind.

Sometimes, healing doesn’t start in a hospital — it begins with a quiet journey into nature. 💚

09/10/2025

Meet Kathryn Beale, a 27-yr old electrician whose journey is nothing short of inspiring.

Homeless at just 15, Kathryn has overcome incredible challenges to pursue her dream career. This year, she was named NSW’s Apprentice of the Year and is now preparing to buy her very first home.

Kathryn’s journey is a powerful reminder of what determination, skill and support can achieve. She’s now mentoring others and breaking barriers in a traditionally male-dominated trade, inspiring others to pursue their goals despite obstacles.

We’re so proud to celebrate her incredible achievements! 👏

01/10/2025

ADHD isn’t just about inattention or hyperactivity. Emotional dysregulation is now recognized as a key feature—and psychologists are helping children and adults learn to manage those “big feelings” with evidence-based strategies.

Learn more: https://at.apa.org/5b0

01/10/2025
30/09/2025

For years, Karolina Krzyzak had dreamed of moving to Bali like the digital nomads and life coaches and yogis she followed on Instagram, who had escaped the drudgery of the nine-to-five to find salvation on the island’s sparkling beaches and verdant jungles. She was particularly drawn to a group of raw-vegan influencers who call themselves fruitarians and eat only fruit.

Karolina was a firm believer in the power of clean eating: that the purity of what she put into her body translated into the purity of her mind and spirit. And as someone with a history of disordered eating and mental illness, Karolina was far more likely than most to take it to an extreme. She fashioned herself after the influencers she followed on social media, posting flawlessly composed images of cinnamon-dusted blueberries and dragonfruit bowls. As she wasted away, her loyal followers cheered her on. “Nice neck and collarbones,” a fan wrote on a photo she posted where her clavicle juts out of her skin. “It is so nice to see you so happy,” another posted on a video of an Instagram Live she did last September.

She would be dead less than three months later.

Fruitarianism is niche, but it is becoming increasingly visible thanks to the rise of wellness trends and growing distrust in the mainstream medical Establishment. The rise of raw veganism has been accompanied by the rise of a cottage industry of health coaches and self-styled experts purporting to help people recover from various illnesses using a raw-fruit-based diet. But fruitarianism can easily serve as a smokescreen for disordered eating under the guise of health and wellness.

Read E.J. Dickson’s full report: https://nymag.visitlink.me/Ftpu6t

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